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PUBLIC NOTICE
HISTORICAL PRESERVATION COMMITTEE
MEETING AGENDA
JUNE 14, 2005
7:00 P.M.
WEBB HOUSE
408 SHELTON DRIVE
I. Call to order and roll call
II. Approval of Minutes: May 10,2005
III. Discussion of Colleyville History Book
a. Minutes
IV. Discussion of planning efforts for the City of Colleyville's 50th year Celebration Event
V. Update of local historical marker program
a Picnic Area
b. Cheek and Harrington Marker
c. Log Barn
d. Andy Phelps
e. Webb House
f. Other
VI. Lighting at Bransford Park
VII. Discussion of July 2,2005 Event
VIII. Citizen Comments
IX. Adjournment
I certify that the above notice was posted on the Bulletin Board at City Hall on Friday, June 10,
2005 at 5:00 p.m.
Dixie S. Smith
Parks and Recreation Department
Administrative Assistant
Colleyville Historical Preservation Committee
Minutes May 10, 2005
I. Call to Order and Roll Call
The meeting of the Colleyville Historical Preservation Committee was called to
order at 7:21 p.m.
Roll Call
Members Present
Chairman Joe Deupree, Lila Coley, Gerald Hartman, Jr., Charles Hewitt, Sammie
Bolling and Nelson Thibodeaux
Members Absent
Ed Havran, Kelly LaFarge, Brenda Miller, Richard Warner, and City Council
Liaison Jon Ayers
II. Approval of Minutes:
Lila Coley made a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of April 12,
2005, second by Charles Hewitt. Motion approved.
III. Discussion of Colleyville History Book
Lila Coley provided members with chapter 1 of the book and reported that she
has 112 biographies ready and approximately 30 in the process. The committee
needs between 300 and 500 for publication. Each member of the committee are
being encouraged to get at least five (5) family biographies submitted.
a. Minutes
April 7 and April 21 minutes of the Colleyville History Book Committee
meetings were included in the packet.
IV. Discussion of planning efforts for the City of Colleyville's 50th year
Celebration Event
Nelson Thibodeaux reported that discussions were being held and a committee
being formed to coordinate the 50th anniversary event. The committee will work
with merchants and various groups through all the events being planned.
The group is currently working on by-laws.
Some events planned for July 2, 2005, are:
a. Hometown Heroes Banquet
b. 5K Run
c. Parade
d. Chili Cook-off
e. Family Fun events
f. Car Show
V. Update of local historical marker program
a. Picnic Area
Lila Coley reported that Ed Havran has met with Lydia Alholm and the
person in charge of the Czech picnics that were held at the site of the
pond on the Turk-Alholm property. The information has been collected for
the book and could be included on a marker.
b. Cheek and Harrington Marker
No report
c. Log Barn
Dixie Cawthorne reported that the City Council approved the development
proposed for the Turk property. The developer, John Fegan, will donate
the barn to the city for historical preservation.
d. Andy Felps
The committee discussed doing a marker for the Andy Felps home site.
e. Other
The committee discussed completing the following markers in the
2004/05 fiscal year:
1. Andy Felps home site
2. Cheek and Harrington
3. Log Barn
VI. Citizen Comments
Tonight was Communications Director, Dixie Cawthorne's last meeting. The
committee had refreshments to show appreciation for her hard work on the
Colleyville Historical Preservation Committee.
VII. Adjournment
Charles Hewitt made a motion to adjourn, second by Richard Warner. Motion
was approved. The meeting adjourned at 8:18 p.m.
The next regular scheduled meeting will be June 14, 2005 at the Webb House.
Colleyville History Book Committee Meeting
May 19,2005
Present: Neal Kimmel, Lila Coley, Molly Munson, Frances Fitzgerald, Pat Jones, Pat Fox, Ed
Havran, John Gray, Andy Stoody
Neal discussed the need for a publicity assistant volunteer to replace Dixie Cawthorne after her
departure from that position.
The minutes ofthe May 5 meeting were approved. No corrections were noted.
The discussion of each member's projects followed beginning with Andy Stoody detailing his
article on the history of the fire station. All those in attendance had favorable responses on the
progress of their articles.
Lila raised some questions on the organization of the pictures for Neal. He specified the
importance of a cross reference and that care should be taken to avoid duplicate files. Lila
discussed the numbering system she is currently using and Neal concurred.
The flow ofthe chapters was also a concern for Lila. Neal stated that the organization of the
chapters was inconsequential to him as a publisher however he made the following suggestions:
The chapters need a logical progression.
Core subjects must be addressed.
Each chapter needs an introduction.
The history of the library should be moved from the Education chapter to City Services.
Bartlett's Familiar Quotations would be a good source for chapter format.
Neal also noted that the chapters (in entirety) could be moved around at the end.
The amount of pages per story, with the inclusion of pictures, was discussed next to get a general
idea of the overall size of the book, thus far. Neal informed the committee that the specified cost
($45,000) covers 2000 copies of a 600 page book but it could accommodate 1500 copies of a 700
page book, if necessary.
After some additional discussion on the organization of the chapters, Pat Fox made a motion to
move the Library and the Parks and Recreation articles to the City Services chapter and re-order
the chapters as follows:
Chapter I Early History
Chapter II Parent Communities
Chapter III Incorporation and Beyond
Chapter IV City Services
Chapter V Education
Chapter VI Churches
Chapter VII Organizations
Chapter VIII Special Events
Chapter IX Features
Chapter X Veterans
Chapter XI Family Biographies
Chapter XII Business Biographies
Pat Jones made a second motion to re-order the chapters and move the Library and the Parks and
Recreation articles to City Services. All of the attending committee members were in favor of the
changes.
The meeting adjourned at 3:20 p.m.
The next meeting will be held on Thursday, June 2, at 2:00 p.m. at the library.
Colleyville History Book Committee Meeting
June 2, 2005
Meeting called to order at 2: 15 p.m.
Present: Neal Kimmel, Lila Coley, Frances Fitzgerald, Tommy Taylor, Ed Havran, Pat
Jones, Pat Fox
Members present gave progress reports
Tommy Taylor reported now that school is out personnel will have time to work on
histories.
Ed Havran has finished the Church of Christ History
Pat Jones - no report
Pat Fox reported Veterans should be ready by the next meeting
Frances Fitzgerald reported 135 biographies completed.
Neal presented a draft of 'li of CHAPTER II.
Meeting adjourned at 3:00 p.m.
Next committee meeting June 16,2:00 p.m. at the Colleyville Library
Submitted by
Lila Coley